Speaker
Laura Reina
(Florida State University (US))
Description
Almost half a century after it was predicted, the LHC delivered the Higgs boson in spectacular style. Over the next 15-20 years, the machine and its luminosity upgrade will continue to enable ATLAS and CMS to make great strides in understanding the Higgs-boson’s properties. But to fully explore the scalar sector and its possible connections with the SM’s most mysterious features, and thus to fully exploit the discovery of the Higgs boson and fully explore its mysterious relation to new physics beyond the EW scale, the luminosities and energies of future colliders will be needed.
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Author
Laura Reina
(Florida State University (US))
